GDB displays => in that line initially, but it's removed. Mark that line of execution that has the arrow and color that block with different color in the output CFG. This way it's easier for the user to tell where the execution is at the moment, when looking at the output.
GDB displays
=>in that line initially, but it's removed. Mark that line of execution that has the arrow and color that block with different color in the output CFG. This way it's easier for the user to tell where the execution is at the moment, when looking at the output.